Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-26
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The News of the Day Pointediy Para
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xraphed for Hasty Readers.
ONE deed Of trust was admitted TO rec
ord yesterday.
OFFICER DUNLAP run in Joseph Lana
han yesterday for drunkenness.
'INGoMAR," Miss Kate Forsyth, at the
Opera House matinee this afternoon.
The examination of viii Delaplaine
viii take place this morning . ten clock
NEW fire brick crossings are being put
down at the pOstOfiee corner. n is q
public blessing.
The visiting Newark Councilmen left
for home yesterday afternoon, after a most
pleasant and profitable trip-
THE Immortal ]. n. writes the @
TER from Cambridge that he will INT the
veil at Bridgeport next Tuesday nlght
MARY A. HANKE was yesterday APP
pointed administrative Of the estate OF
Charles +. G.. Hanke. Bond 5000, n.
Bowman, surety.
THERE are no new developments oil
portance in regard to the disappearance oil
Byrnes, the missing pipe line employee
The authorities are hard at work, how
ever.
THE revival services at the Fourth street
NJ. +. Church will continue all next week.
There will be special services on Sunday
evening at Z O'Clock, to which all are In
yited.
The Opera House orchestra has ordered
two kettle drums from Germany, and
after they arrive Wheeling will have an
orchestra hard to beat in any city In the
country.
THERE were two cases before His Honor
Yesterday morning, both women. The
case against Annie Miller was dismissed
on her promise to leave town, and Jennie
Gray went up for thirty days.
A DELEGATION of Odd Fellows, Of
Eureka Lodge, No. As Of the Eighth ward,
attended the funeral of their deceased
brother, Lewis Marshall, of Bellaire, o..
who was inferred in the city cemetry.
A SMALL boy named Tucker, who lives
in the Eighth ward, monkeyed with a toy
pistol several days since and the palm OF
one of one of his hands is not like it use to
be. Ii he escapes lockiaw he is doing well.
IT has turned out that James OLee,
the man who lifted 4 coat aud vest from
one Of Franks dummies" is also the
fellow who stole two watches and a suit OF
clothes from Albert Beltz, some three
months ago.
THE SUNDAY REGISTER tomorrow Will
be a number OF especial interest, contain
ing rs it will many entertaining mlscella-
neOuS articles. as well as the news from all
over the world, labor information, local,
society, etc, etc.
AwoRENLAN engaged in unloading lum-
her for Klieves, Kraft & Co, below the y.
4 o. depot yesterday, fell from a car, strik-
inc his head OH a rail. He was knocked
senseleSs for a moment, but inside Of-an
hour was able to return to work.
AVERY interesting communication con-
corning the First ward school house and
the proposals tor erecting q new one, to-
gether with some other matters, appears
on the inside OF this issue of the REGISTER.
There are some matters contained in 1t
which the Board of Education should read
aud consider.
AN interesting sermon will be delivered
in the Disciples Church, tomorrow even
~, n1 htN. ~ H. AN"bpu" Aho SN'JNSe
will he The Ten Lost Tribes Of Israeli
and the reverend gentleman will show
from the Prophecies where the tribes went
to, where they have been, where they are
now. and what their future destiny is.
A VERY interesting session OF the Lins-
ley Literary Society was held Friday after
noon in the hall OF the Institute. One OF
the noted features of the afternoon was the
debate: ReSoirCd, That the steam engine
has been gilmore benefit to mankind than
the printing press. Those on the affirma-
| tive side were Winget and NaylOr; mega
tive, Medill and Ewing. The question was
decided in favor of affirmative. This socl-
ETY. holds its meetings every Friday after
nOOn and there is generally n good pro-
gramme OF literary performances.
EUGESE HANKE, OF this city, KNOWN
over the United States as Frank Howard,
the champion boy skater Of the world, IS
home on a visit to his parents. He will
| skate a five-mile rate with Brown Tigart, OF
! ~UhrichsyilIe, o, at Canal Dover, next
Thursday evening, for $3.50 a side, giving
him nine laps start. He also wants to
skate James GilhOoly, Of this city, either
a three or ive-mile race for $50 a side,
| giving him nine and one-half laps n two
miles, the race to take place at the Alham-
bra Palace rink.